Resume

• 2007

  Ph.D.

  Research in Nanotoxicology.\n\tTissue Culture expertise: Passaging and maintenance of cell cultures

  assays for apoptosis

  cytotoxicity

  cell viability assays

  chemotaxis and migration assays.\n\tIsolation and identification of proteins using Protein SDS-PAGE Gel Electrophoresis

  Western Blotting

  ELISA

  and immunohistochemistry.\n\tHighly proficient in Microscopy: Assessing tissue samples with the help of phase contrast

  fluorescence microscopy

  Scanning Electron Microscopy and Transmission Electron Microscopy.

  Pharmacology-Toxicology

  Society of Toxicology

  Rho Chi Society

  New York Academy of Sciences

  Mid-Atlantic Society of Toxicology

  Saint John's University

• 2004

  M.S.

  Pharmacology and Toxicology

  Society of Toxicology

  Rho Chi Society

  New York Academy of Sciences

  Mid-Atlantic Society of Toxicology

• 2003

  Post-Graduate Diploma

  Contract Clinical Research

  Prin. K.M.Kundnani School of Pharmacy

• 1999

  B. Pharm.

  Pharmaceutical Sciences

  Introduction to Principles and Practice of Clinical Research

  The National Institutes of Health Clinical Center

• Gel Electrophoresis

  Biochemistry

  Teaching

  Cell Culture

  SDS-PAGE

  Laboratory

  Clinical Research

  Clinical Trials

  ELISA

  Microscopy

  Pharmacology

  Fluorescence Microscopy

  Immunohistochemistry

  Western Blotting

  Cell

  Toxicology

  Assay Development

  Research

  In Vivo

  Tissue Culture

  C Tod Brindle

  Steve Porter

  Kiran Bijlani

  Sridhar Arumugam

  Rowena Matias

  Ron Najafi

  Jack Fisher; Preliminary Results of the Use of a Stabilized Hypochlorous Acid Solution in the Management of Ralstonia Pickettii Biofilm on Silicone Breast Implants

  C Tod Brindle

  Steve Porter

  Kiran Bijlani

  Sridhar Arumugam

  Rowena Matias

  Ron Najafi

  Jack Fisher; Preliminary Results of the Use of a Stabilized Hypochlorous Acid Solution in the Management of Ralstonia Pickettii Biofilm on Silicone Breast Implants

  Citation: Bijlani KH

  Gomez M

  Matias R

  Najafi R

  et al. (2018) Comparative Evaluation of Biomed InTray® Colorex MRSA with BD ESwab Collection Kit/ BBLTM CHROMagar® MRSA II. J Med Microb Diagn 7: 273. doi:10.4172/2161-0703.1000273

  Bijlani KH

  Sukhija HR

  Cantor JO

  Cerreta JM (2016) Pulmonary Inflammation Induced by Single Walled Carbon Nanotubes in Golden Syrian Hamsters. J Anal Pharm Res 2(3): 00021. DOI:10.15406/japlr.2016.02.00021

  Ph.D. in Pharmacology with 7 years of research experience. Expertise in developing study protocols

  writing SOPs

  manuscripts

  data analysis and interpretation. Working knowledge about Clinical trials (Phases I-IV)

  New Drug Development

  ICH-GCP and FDA guidelines

  and working with a Contract Research Organization and IRB.\n\nSpecialties: Pharmacology\nToxicology\nClinical Research

  Kiran

  Bijlani

  St. John's University

  St. John's University

  Collidion

  Inc.

  Full-Time Faculty

  Pharmaceutical Sciences

  Greater New York City Area

  St. John's University

  San Francisco Bay Area

  Supporting the directing of Cell and Microbiology Department\nSupervising Cell and Microbiology Research Associates\nInteracting with customers and creating quotations for secured research contracts\nKeeping up with current literature and further strengthening my skills\n

  Director Of Research Development

  Collidion

  Inc.

  \tTaught laboratory courses in pharmacology

  biochemistry

  oncology and endocrinology to pharmacy students.

  St. John's University

  Editor of Open Access Journal of Ophthalmology (OAJO)

  •\tContribute to Journal development and management through generous relationship with other board members.\n•\tEnsure a proficient peer review process under eminent reviewers and they should be careful to maintain confidentiality throughout the process.\n•\tEnsure the protection of individual data and maintain confidentiality and are responsible for assuring the integrity in the published work.\n•\tReview the submitted manuscripts and make important decisions regarding acceptance

  modification and rejection of a manuscript.\n

  Open Access Journal of Ophthalmology (OAJO)

  Associate Editor

  -- Responsible for peer review process of the manuscripts to publish high quality manuscripts.\n-- Ensure that

  manuscripts are peer-reviewed in all aspects right from plagiarism to final revision

  prior -- to acceptance for publication.\n-- Enhancing the quality and stature of the journals.\n-- Assign the reviewers to the articles received from the editorial office.\n\n

  Journal of Analytical & Pharmaceutical Research.